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Paladins ===> Str x Cha Clerics ===> Str x Wis :)

I would personally use 2d20, then either choose the lower die and gain one point of fatigue ( or whatever) , or the highest die and expand one point of fatigue ( or whatever)

Sanity / mental health ( Call of Cthulhu ) Heroism ( James Bond )

... and then, I would like to substitute Appraisal in lieu of Intuition, And Impersonate in lieu of Empathy

Taint ?

So, Edit: perhaps we should append the RPG from which the data comes... Hit points Character points Spell points Force points ( star wars d6 WEG) Fate points ( Warhammer 1st Ed ) Mana points Body points Fatigue points ... What else ?

Here we say, given your two top stats are 15 and 16, you can't climb your second stat to 16 unless you have first raised first stat to 17 :)

I fear I do not abide to the rules of the forum, which say the whole topic must be presented on first post. Again, roles have been implemented in 4th Ed; So in lieu of roles we could easily speak of declinations for a given stat, i.e. the way you use that given stat ..

A little update : 6 (E)mpathy 5 (W)illpower / (K)i 4 (I)ntuition 3 (C)hi / (B)reathing 2 (M)orale 1 (S)kill

Thanks for your time:) First I thought each stat should be assigned a role ( like in using STR x smartness, INT x help etc ) Now each stat can be used with any role, you have the choice to use your STR as you like it:)

Like : edit: Sorceror ==> weird Master ======> joke Champion ===> help Professional => overriding, or is it combativity ?? Amateur ====> smartness Débutant ====> luck edit : Professional ==> tolerance zero

Mesmer, Hypnotizer ?

now I come to another trick : merging Chi with Magnetism :)

they gotta marry T800 !

( and another nickname for Le Redoutable was : Uglyvan ( Ugly-Yvan ) ) Yess :)

Ah! the 8th Level is usually called the " Legendary " Level ;)

( from 0 to 8 actually ) 0 Hulky, Scary or the like 1 Rogue ( has practised somewhat Fighting Sports ) 2 Black Belt ( means Cold Blood ) 3 Armymen ( trained in Weapons and Endurance ) 4 Champion ( like Jackie Chan uses to be ) 5 Typical End-Level Boss ( Solo ) 6 Sorceror ( searches for Arcanas...

euhh, to say Rogues ( that you like to play ) are War Level 1 ( you have limited approach to martial arts, you like to roughen your opponents, you like easy victories , you have great aim etc ) I personally don't like the Rogue pseudo-class; Thieves were , err , another time another place :)

grpf! Thanks for your comment ( grhoupf! )

psionics dealt with ( in Ad&d 1st ed ) Sensitivity to Psychic Impressions :)